Recent content by foxidrive

I only just read about this topic where cancer patients were given doses of medicine that were too small. The usual dose of carboplatin is between 200 milligrams and 300 milligrams, with variations made depending on the patient. But a flat dose of 100 milligrams was given to head or neck...

:nod: I think he'll get away with the economy weight class.

Phew! I have 20 grams to go... Oh oh, I just ate another cup cake! :crying:

Time has flown and the okee's should have done the Royal Tour of Tassie and been home long enough to relax and kick back and be back with family and friends. I hope Coll was feeling well enough to enjoy the wheels under you as the miles went by okee. Was the weather kind to you both and the...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-09-29/obesity-health-crisis-new-modelling/7888554 Key points: New Modelling predicts one in three adults will be classified as obese by 2025 Young adults gaining more weight than they were in previous generations Women will fare worse, with one in...

Yes. It was a lifesaver for him. He suffered a great deal in his life and not just physically.

Depression in Quentin is perfectly understandable. Pain killers in his case was to help relieve the pain from his broken bones.

He survived because a fellow outside his family took an interest in his life and took the time to help him in large ways. If Russell Crowe hadn't done that then the outcome would surely have been different.

It looks like Russell Crowe saved his life - at 6:16 in the video.

Yes. :goodpost: You'd think that escalators were well built in modern times without gaps big enough for a young kid to get through.

A young boy has fallen from one escalator to another about five metres below at a Gold Coast shopping centre. Paramedics rushed to the Robina Town Centre after reports the four-year-old fell about 2.30pm on Tuesday. It is believed the incident happened inside David Jones. Queensland Ambulance...

Private astronomer Owen Bennedict from Wappa Falls Observatory said he'd received reports from around a 100-kilometre radius, indicating "whatever it was, it was big". He said reports indicated the space rock either hit earth or exploded in the sky above the planet, causing shockwaves to...

ok. I use 80. So I'm guessing the file was pretty large with the high scan quality as well.

What file format were you saving it in?